Co-ordinating with a variety of different law enforcement departments, in different states, with different laws, makes is a bit less easy.
> I have no idea if this is true, but let's assume it is.
It's something that TSA claim. I posted the URL and a quote earlier in the thread. Here it is again. (http://blog.tsa.gov/2013/07/tsa-week-in-review-30-firearms.h...)
> Just because we find a prohibited item on an individual does not mean they had bad intentions, that's for the law enforcement officer to decide. In many cases, people simply forgot they had these items.
Co-ordinating with a variety of different law enforcement departments, in different states, with different laws, makes is a bit less easy.
> I have no idea if this is true, but let's assume it is.
It's something that TSA claim. I posted the URL and a quote earlier in the thread. Here it is again. (http://blog.tsa.gov/2013/07/tsa-week-in-review-30-firearms.h...)
> Just because we find a prohibited item on an individual does not mean they had bad intentions, that's for the law enforcement officer to decide. In many cases, people simply forgot they had these items.